تطور عمليات التسليح خلال الثورة التحريرية الجزائرية بإقليم تبسة 1956-1958 م

الملخص EN

The period (1956-1958) witnessed an increased activity in arms smuggling across the Libyan-Tunisian border, and the process of supplying weapons did not stop.

the national liberation army stablished passages to bring weapons from collection centers.

thus, weapons became many, varied, and more modern than before.

sources of weapons became diversified according to the manufacturing countries, which were mostly French, British, German, or Italian.

thein creased amount of arms smuggling had a positive impact on the arming of Algerian rebels inside, where supply of arms and ammunition became an organized process.

Tebessa province contributed in supplying the Algerian revolution with weapons and ammunition.

the convoys of arms were reached it from Tunisia through specific centers via camels towards the safest areas.

with the increased need of arms, the leaders of the national liberation army in Tebessa region tried to find sources of supply across the eastern border, monitoring the distribution process of supplies and funds and its areas for disbursement, doing an internal transportation movement for regiments and teams, and organizing and restructuring the region again which led to the availability of weapons and supplies in order to support the national liberation army in Tebessa.

the armament operations were not easy, but faced many difficulties such as the obstruction of armament convoys by the French army, the lack of money, and the aerial surveillance to any suspicious movement carried out by al-Mujahideen.